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September 4, 2013 THE VILLADOM TIMES IV • Page 15
Enjoyable event
The Mahwah Senior Activity Center recently hosted an event with Heather Gordon, the
acclaimed dancer from Ireland (at left). Gordon has performed as a Riverdance dancer.
During her visit to Mahwah, she danced with the Senior Zumba class.
Back-to-school (continued from page 6)
• Increase in neediness, regressing
developmentally, and behaving as though
they were much younger.
• Distant or depressed behavior.
• Difficulty in carrying out a teacher’s
instructions independently and being fear-
ful of asking for help.
• Lacking appropriate social skills,
which may make them a target for bullying
and name-calling.
• Socially anxious and withdrawn in
public – preferring to spend time alone.
According to Heller, parents should not
delay if they suspect their child may be
struggling in school.
“Too many parents wait until the signs
of trouble have already caused their child
too much pain and needless suffering,” she
added. Established in 1990, the Children’s
Center provides youngsters (ages two
through 18) and their parents a wide array
of counseling and psychiatric services. For
further information about West Bergen’s
Center for Children and Youth, call (201)
934-1160.